This one does look like a better fit. Although not polarized as the 23-196 is. I think this would still do the trick. I'll put one in the shopping cart and find out.... Twenty-three dash 040.
This one does look like a better fit. Although not polarized as the 23-196 is. I think this would still do the trick. I'll put one in the shopping cart and find out.... Twenty-three dash 040.
i cut that board 3 times n its still too shortFound out why they never heard of the 27-040 cord.
Used the wrong part number. Not 'twenty-seven' dash oh-four-oh.
Twenty-three dash 040.
DOH! Measure once, cut twice.
That number produces a return at Newark/Element 14. Says they are out of them. But it shows the "IEC320-7" number on that page.
Just one problem. A glance at the cord they do have on hand, the 23-196 is clearly not the same. Looks as if it would not fit the socket meant for the one with four square corners. The IEC connector is just larger.
But that IEC number is on the 23-040 page.
I guess one good foulup deserves another.
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Nope. I rolled the dice and lost 5$. I was hoping we could find a source in Newark. Looks like the IEC 320 C7 standard is not much of a standard. Nomad is right with the ebay listed "2465P Keyed Rectangular 2-pin "Sony Style". Robb relayed a couple of those to me from Fry's a few years ago. Thanks again Robb!This one does look like a better fit. Although not polarized as the 23-196 is. I think this would still do the trick. I'll put one in the shopping cart and find out.
Google Vanco LC6X to find this cord. I've been searching too & I found them.I'm looking for one to buy but I need the name of the plug.
It fits cb radio base stations and such.
thanks
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